Exploring Concurrent Job Opportunities in the USA

Are you looking to find work in the USA, particularly through legitimate remote positions with giants like Amazon, Apple app developers, or Tesla?

Where to Search for Jobs in the USA

There are various channels and platforms available for job seekers to find opportunities:

Job Boards

Indeed: One of the largest job boards, covering all industries. LinkedIn: Ideal for networking and finding jobs through connections. Glassdoor: Offers job listings along with company reviews. Wellfound (formerly AngelList): Perfect for startup and tech roles.

Industry-Specific Sites

Dice: Focused on tech jobs. USAJobs: For federal government positions. HealthcareJobsite: For healthcare professions.

Company Websites

Check the career pages of companies you are interested in directly for open positions.

Networking

Participate in virtual or in-person industry events and connect with professionals in your field.

Using Apps to Apply for Jobs

Apps like Jobsolv can streamline your job application process. I have used this app and, although I haven’t landed that dream 100K remote job, it has increased my callback rate. What sets Jobsolv apart is that it tailors your resume for each job and makes it ATS-compliant. This has been a game-changer for me.

Jobsolv is particularly noteworthy for its current focus on remote jobs in the US, which tend to be high-paying. While they currently only have US-based remote jobs, they are legit and worth considering if you are targeting such positions. Additionally, their resume tailoring software is free, which is a nice bonus.

Seeking Employment as a US Citizen or Green Card Holder

As a US citizen or green card holder, you have numerous job opportunities available. While these roles may not be your ideal career and may not offer the salary you desire, they are generally honest work.

Seeking Employment Without a Visa

If you are not a citizen or a Permanent Resident (LPR) of the USA, you will need a sponsoring employer and a work visa to work here. Without a STEM degree or an advanced STEM degree from a reputable university, it is highly unlikely that you will be able to find a job in the USA.

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Most other roles can be easily filled by American workers, leaving little opportunity for non-citizens or non-LPRs in the job market.